Very stupid queston

[Brian_WDW74]

This thread isn't really providing any useful theme parks planning information, so I've moved it to the Theme Parks Community board.

 

[powellrj]

Good one!! I'm surprised you received so many serious responses.

I actually go backwards myself... I'm 42 but when I go to Disney I feel like I'm 12 again

Because people that know the poster know it was a serious question.

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

Your sense of humor is like my Dad's. I like it!

Also, when you eat at Disney all the calories just turn into pixie dust so you can't gain weight either, right? A girl can hope.

The "No one ages" thing is for Disney policies regarding higher ticketing, room occupancy, and dining (plan?) charges (unsure if a 2 year old will be free at CM if they turn 3 before the visit during that trip and paying OOP).

For example, if you check in with a 2 year old, and their birthday is on day 3 of your trip, they are 2 with regards for those 3 points above for the entire trip. Same deal with 9 year olds, and (possibly?) same deal with 17 year old with regards to extra adult charges at the resorts.

Since the drinking age doesn't fall under these policies, you can get a drink just fine if you turn 21 during a trip.

Thanks for the laugh and I appreciate the ones that had the answer I was looking for